The document discusses Singapore's journey towards self-government, focusing on the contributions of Lim Yew Hock, David Marshall, and the 1959 election. It recaps Singapore's early political history, including the first riot and 1955 election results. It then provides a political profile of Lim Yew Hock, noting his role as a trade union leader and second Chief Minister, as well as his contributions leading to success in negotiating internal self-government.

1. Singapore’s
Journey to Self
-Government

2. 1) Quiz ~ Recap
2) Lee Yew Hock’ contribution to
self-government of Singapore.
3) David Marshall’s contribution to
Singapore
4) Group Work
5) (If time permits) 1959 Election

3. LET’S RECAP

4. Which of the following
was the first riot in
Singapore?
1)Hock Lee Bus Riots
2)Maria Hertogh Riots
3)Workers’ Strike

5. Which political party won
the most votes in the 1955
Election?
1)The People’s Action Party
2)The Workers’ Party
3) The Labour Front

6. Who became Singapore’s
first Chief Minister?
1)Lee Kuan Yew
2) David Marshall
3) Lim Yew Hock

7. Who was the leader of the
PAP?
1)Lee Kuan Yew
2) David Marshall
3) Sinnathamby Rajaratnam

8. Who succeeded in asking
the British government for
full internal government?
1)Lee Kuan Yew
2) David Marshall
3) Lim Yew Hock

9. Political Profile of
Lim Yew Hock

10. • Trade union leader
• Second Chief
Minister( Date from
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• Contributions
• Leads to success in
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